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Police intercept bomb bound for Northern Ireland and arrest two
Irish police arrested a woman in her 20s and a man in his 40s after intercepting a vehicle carrying an 'extremely significant' explosive device bound for Northern Ireland. The bomb was seized during an intelligence-led operation targeting radicalized republicans, with the device capable of causing significant damage.
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